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One of choSe Pa pers contains the following passage " New.Yock, Noy. ;6. " By the Philicielphia stage, which arrived at, eight last ,night, we obtain/the following important information':--The Negoeiations between our Government anctthe British Mi nister, Mr. Jackson, are entirely bri4ten WE" We by no means, 'however, consider this.as eon clusive authority upon (hp question, but When cou ,. peated with the account - which we'sUbmitted, to our Ruaderi on Friday, relative to the dispute .between Mr. JAcxsaN and Mr. MADDISON, we are inclined to.think that there may be some foundation for the statement. This morning another Golteriliirgivillail" arriv9d. The following ai - e, the only- articles of intelligence it brirms SCHAFIIAUSEN, Nov. 27.—The marching of the division of LA GRANGE into this city and dii . tria has, as.nyy.easily be , conceived, excited a strong. sensation. Another' corps of troops is spoken of, which will enter the lesser Cantons. ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. the night , be tween the Ist and 2d inst. (Old Stile) the bridge over the. Neva was carried away by the floating ice. The communication was- broken off till the 7th,, Since when the ice has become fixed, and can be pased without danger. At Cronstadt there are up wards of forty merchant ships, bound to different neutral ,poris, frozen in. It is, not yet known wile-, ther it will be possible to remove them, through the ,ice into the open sea, some wersts beyond Cronstadt. The troops who return from Finland.are successive . - i ly arriving. No recent accounts from our atwy iu MoldiVia have been, published, ' STOCKHOLM, Nov: 17.—Deputies haVe already been appointed to proceed, after the conclusion of :peke - with Denmark, which cannot be. dipant, to the frontiers of Norway, to receive his Royal High ness, our Crowa Prince, Prince - CHKIST/AN of Att.: GUSTENBURG,;BII...4 to ciciiv.er to him the insignia of the Seraphine Order. Count BRAKE is at the head' . of the said deputation: , ELSINtUR, Nov. 30.—A , ship 1;;Iden with coffee, sugar, and Other,colonial produce„ which' had been seat to Wismar; was lately confiscated in that place, because },was ascertained that, the pretendedDadsh . ship's.papers produced by thesnaster were falsciand! had-been fabricated in England. .-STOCKIIOIeM, 'PEG. Maie'sty's state of healtll is daily growing better, and he has nearly re covered hi - forrner strength. . _ Her MAJESTY is st) much recovered from her late indisposition., that for the 14st two orthtee days she has-been-able to visit the Princess- who a-house riot far from the Castle at Wrip.ds,Jr. Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK. 1 entertained Sir DAVID DUNDAS,'arId a large'party of Geoetal Officers with a' st.tin - ptuous 'dinner, at his 1 house,.Stanie-yard, St. James's. . Yesterday his Royal Highness the:Duke of Com- BtaLAND gave a grand dinner to a large "party of Mi litary Officers, at his residence, St. James's Palace. • Yesterday the Portuguese Ambassador gave a grand dinner to Prince STAIiFIEMBEIIGI:I, Printe CAS TELCICALA, and a large party, at his houSe in South, , Andley-street. Of the atrocities of Buonaparte; even could' his .nature,relent, it appears that there can hardly ever be an end, except ,with lois life; • His sitbation is such as to admit of nescomproinise with huManity : far, wherever he extends . his b - aleful sway, . opposi tion immediately blazes forth ; .tv hichleaves !inn no other choice, than either to extinguish it in thelbloed of . those - Who raise it; or,which 1.-,'Oti!cl be afonee fatal to his disposttion,' to yield to its force. No. sooner was it kunw,n to,the inhabitants of ..earniola and its depend=mCies, that they were to be ceded to France, than - tumults arose. . These were for a while sup pressed by the presence of thel. l yrint's troops,; but •again, as We stated yesterday, have they broken out with fresh ,violence, and Carniola, as well as the Tyrol, may now, we apprehend, be considered as in a state of insurreCtion. ..tiol.v strange it is, that with these examples before their eyes, of the attachment of the Emperor of. 'Austria's subjeBs. to,his Person, and Government, any one should yet be found hardy enough to say, that such was the oppression under which his 'people - laboured, that they were ,at once indifferent in their choice of a Master, and regard - less of their country's honour ! We are not yet with ' out. the hope that the .generous enthusiasm.of both Carnitilans and Tyroleoe may .extenditsell ~still.far-.. ' , t her, and relieve their brother:patriots of Spain 'fititif the full arid immediate pressure of the thousands of French troops, who will otherwise be poured into . that devoted ..:ountry. . 1 A:pheasant was shot on Friday the Bth inst. ,on 'the plantations belonging to - E. L. Irton, Ebcf. at Irtort Ball, near Whitehaven, by Mr. Fearon; of Ulleck, which weighed 5q ounces, and tnimiurd, l` froin.the ht'...ad of the bill to-tie extreinity of the-tail, NAVAL NI7W?!. rALNICTITH, Dt.c. lg.—Arrived •this day the 'Duke of Kent packet from St. Thomas's, last from Plvmou_th, where she landed her Mails from the Leeward Islands ' . • Sailed this - day the Prince. of bales, TODD, with two Malis, for Lisbod; the Princess Augusta, FuEzE, with Mails for Cadiz;' 'Gibraltar, Malta, and Skil), ; the.'La4 Pelletv packet; hARRIS, with :Mails, for ,Itirbadoes and Jatnaica; also. the Ras, for Jamaica, with fish ; the- ship Columbia,' PERRY, for . S;. Thomas's ; his • Majesty's ship Le Rhin, of 44 guns, Capt. MALcoi,m, for Plymouth; his Ma irsty's ship i lrethusa, of 44 ,guns, Capi, MEND, on a'cruite ; . 'his Majesty's ship Phipps; with dispatches; for, Lisboa ; the Whiting schoongr for PlyntOuth ; and his Majesty's ship Plover,' of 18 guns, on a crtnz,e. The Queen Charlotte packet for the Brazils, and ;Duke of Kent for Arrrwica, are detained till .further orders: The Lord Hobart Packet is hourly expe&ed, with Mails, from the Brazils.-,-I am happy to add, that'dnring thelate.gales not a single vessel bas re ceived any injury. COWES, DEC. 21.—This morning early arrived here the American ship Hercules, Capt. TAYLOR, vkith a cargo' of coilee, cotton, &c. from Charles town, out 35 days, put in here for orders. The wind 'still continues blOwing fresh from the Westward, which prevents the ships in our Road from.sailing. The Tisiphone frigate working to the Westward, is got ashore, but.' it is thought will got off again withbut much damage. SHEERNESi, ,DEC. 20. --Arrived his Majesty's brig Thracian. Sailed his Majesty's brig Tyleteurius, with a convoy to tieligoland. , . bac. 21.;—Passed 'by down the River Thames his Majesty's ship Tortu4e—iias.rwde the convoy signal fut the Baltic. Arrived his Majesty's shit:l . oo-lex , , and illexan dria frigate trotn the North Sea.', PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 21 .=The ship Clarendon, ' JAMBS BRUCE, Master, b - ound to the West Indies Which' drove on shore"on the Kicker, -in the. night of the 14th inst, was 'this day got off, and is cOtne into the harbottr to repair her damage. 4trived the Three. William§, Fox, and the Golden Fleece, BABRTT, from Waterford. Sailed the John Black, Speedy, and, Aldridge, for London; and the - Britannia, et.nAxi› , ' us, iur New castle. Arrived his Majesty's ship impetueux, of 80 guns, Capt. JOllbi LAWFORD,• from FluShing. Came in'hisMajesty's brig Sarpedon,- of 10 gun from the Downs. - • DOVER; DEc. '2-I.—Half-past 6 P.M.--I am this moment i►iformed, that the Secretary to the Ame rican Minister is expeaed here this evening, with . MAYER, the Austrian Messenger, to embark for France. I have not time to inquire minutely into the truth of this, .but, from the channel through which it comes to me, I believe it true. DEAL, JAN. 2 1.-Put back the whole of the outward-bound merchant ships which sailed yester day, except the Mary Ann, Eliza Ann, and the Gallant Schooner. HULL, DEC. 19.—On'the l i sth inst. arrived at Whitby the sloop Puzzle, CLOKE rriaster,-a fkanish priie, with a cargo of iron and deals from Gotten burgh having been four. days without wateri the crew were reciticed to the greatest extremity; smile of then - i bordering upon a state of deliritim. In this situation they obtained son - lexelle( from the circtim ,stance.of their having on board. a few cabbages• which they had brought with, them from.Gottenburgh, and v..hich being divided among the people, served in some degree to allay rheir; intense - thirst ; by their taking at frequent inttfrvals a:smalfpartion•into tfigir mouths. 'Monday the 10th, notwithstanding the violence of the hurricanei two seamen belonging to" the Gibraltar lying in ,Cawsand Bay, took the ship's cutter, with an intent to- desert ; which design it was thought they had effected ; but on Wednesday • the boat was found stove in under, Plymouth Hoe, and on Friday last the bodies of the two misguided men were pick ed up, shockingly mutilated, under Mount Batten: The same night . Thomas Fitzgerald, quarter-master of the Repulse, 74, and. four seamen deserted from that ship, and are supposed to have met with a simi lar fate to the above, to they have not since been heard of: Thursday, the ilth of January ,next, is appointed 'for the christening of the infant daughter of her Grace the DOchess of RICA-010/9, which is to take place at the Castle of Dublin:. ,The ceremony is in .teinded to be performed With grew. 'splendour, and . her. Grace•will give a grand ball in honour ()idle oc casion.' A number of personages of the first distinc tion have been invited. • Her _Grace the Duchess of Goariow is shortly ex-' peCted to visit Dublin Castle ; iris said her Grace ,will accompany the, LORD LIEUTENANT and the Duchess of Ilicumovato 'Packenham Hall, the seat of the Earl pi LONGraltD o to send the Ci~ristii~s AMERIC4N IMPERS: (VRRY LATE FROM FRANCE.) NEw-Yett,t;', Nov. I.—Yesterday aitrived at this port, the United ,States! Sloop of war trash, Lieut. LAWRENCE, 22 days from L'Orient, with dispatche# from Gen, ARMSTRONG to our Government. Lieut, HASWELL, the bearer or the dispatches, proceeded to Washington yesterday morning. We have nor been able to learn .that any material change has iala:n plane in our relations vtitlLEiance and it is rumoured, on the authority of letters, that no change was likely. to occur, at least-until the iv* turn of the Emperor NAPoLEONT. We further, learn, that the dispatch Wille). went it in the If asp, had not as late as. the 20th Sept. been sent' to BUONAPARTE at Vienna, as (it wasob served .by Mr, ARbISTRONO) it was useless to trouble hits on the subje& while lie was engaged on th e C4ntinent. • Mr. ARMSTRONG intended some time• since to y , have' .left France for the United States, but 'wai prevented by repeated requests from the French Minister to remain, as something decisive fiom the Emperor might be eicpetied ; 'but as nothing had been received, and Mr. ARMSTRONG despaired of: any success, he intended, as soon as possible,'to sail for America. He would have detained the Wasp , for this purpose, we are informed, if his family could have been accommodated in her. It. is true the Prize Courts in France have sus pended the condemnation of American , property, ; but this is supposed to be done to answer 'some par ticular purpose. None of the` immense property • under sequeStration had, as we can learn, been re stored..-. An *Officer, ..Who has just arrived frtin EociajoS,., gives a Most interesting account of the .Patient endur,_-.- anee and enterprising spirit of the native Portuguese., . lately under - the, ,orders of Sir RoaEitT-Wicsos. , -- , , , ! Three times 'his avalry were dismounted by the ' perior, number's of the enemy, and . as .often wets they remounted by the coin - age of the detachment. It has not lost - a horse or, a piece of artillery, tbat..it has net regained ; and the terror, of tlfe ene m y at its - approaell t ls,so great, that he avoidS it every "where,;; unless he possesses greatly the advantage in compa rative strength. the • Co-reedy -of The Man of t,ae 1", oad yeas re presented 'last night at CoVe - rif-Gardeh Theatre to a; • very numerous audience,. and was received with great applause throughout. ,At one period there wAs a • faint attchipt to reviye, the_ subject' of the -private boxes, .but the public in general seem :to be - so 4ve) l satisfied .with .the arrangement .which is to • take 'place next 'season, that the audience in a tilOnlent • suppressed the, puny efforts.--Several placards were held forth - in favour nerd sentiment :of the riiiblfc is SO SI rOug...sga . V l3 ‘ al: icka sacrificing and faithful servant to t an excess of zeal, that all attempts of this kind secul', att to be unnecessary. A , inarity:concession .03,4 1 " o , d is certainly all, ,thal..can,b4, requiTed, doubtless be a satisfrictork expiation of 211 WOO " 1 the Mind or a liheral, public.. The new Comedy of ' . Sudden 'Arrivals ; or,. 1- ‘ )° Busy by was repeated last - night at . the Ly ceum. The author has so well availed hiMseif ° L public criticism, that the Pig is-much improved in general area. • Mrs. MouNTAIN made her first ap : pearance, after, her:Dtiblin trip, in Alp Sang no Sup' per. She was well received, and she requited the audience by her admirable singing. ' • Stribota is proceeding with great spirit the condo of the new 'llleatie , at_ Edinburgh: ire recently revived The (Pinter's. Tale in that City its so magnificent a stvl.e, as to occasion a very judici°. us and elegant critique, which .appeared in The burgh Averting Courant.' It should be mentioned to the honour of CATA" LAN,`, that, instead of proceeding from Bum . ingb 3l , ll. to Scotland,. she chine purposely to Iticlimo - A , tl , Surrey, in ()icier to Sing gratuitously. ata.Concert for 'the benefit of the late Mr. Tteas's family, and we are glad' , to learn that her efforts prbve4 highly ad vantageous. The Trustees of Drury-lane Theatre, upon whom the Renters now find that they must shiefly, if not entirely, rely, hal:'e, it is said, .determined to adopt the most vigorous and decisive , ineasuie4 for restor ing the edifice, or else to Te]irtg4ish the tru•ft. , ; The arrival of an AmbaSsader fro,m, ,Persia irs° interesting 'an' event,_ that: : we hO'ne, La.wliaNce , '., ,or some ''other of ,our first-rate'Artist., mitte;l take a Purtrait of the distinguished , Rere":' seatative of the Persian Monarch.- Some trays • ago, a Getui-Inan in.gelfast, having: put unslackeiled lithe into some ernPly.harrelsinlit#, yard, in 'Ann-street, the ,tide rose in the night timei wetted. the.lime, which set the ,barrels, on tire; and' communicated to part of his stores, ,brit: was forte; nately discoverQd and_ extinguished,-. before it to" done much damage. -A few days ago a man was apprehended at the W e st. End of the Town, on a char7e of endeavouring• t° pass'counterfeit 75,• pieces. 'Seven of which wera found about: his person, and placed, upon a table, but whilst further search was making,: he contrived to swallow them. He was afterwards tent to a Watch-house, but found means to escape., Wednesday evening, about five o'clock;. 'as a car t was going alorig the. top of the Old Bailey, some thieves stole a trunk out of it adcheSsed to a Gentle man at Portsmou . th2; the . cartnan being. upon the alert pursued them into . Greeo . Arbor-couri,but theY escapea. - down 'Break...neck-stairs with the' pro-pert'', ', atter knocking down the carman. . • , n; Tuesday evening last, as Mr. Thomas • Gladsto Landing, Waiter, of Berwick, was •comiag . o il shore 'from the Batchelor, stbooner, he stumble °, and, catching at a boy who was•on the plank at the same_thne,. they both fell into the river ; then t vvas soon . _pic.k,ed up by a wan. who instantly juin'''. into the water, and wh'o did not giVe up his phil 3u : throphic pursuit until he succeeded also iy rexu.itLlP Nr• Glstdstop 4941 4 1 !‘.1.4.er-Y grape., •